Hiragana Merch

Description: Hiragana Chart - Japanese Alphabet Learning Chart - Black

Description: Hiragana Chart - Japanese Alphabet Learning Chart - White

Description: Part of my series of Yamanote Line parodies, here's Yandere Station: so close to the point of no return. Before disembarking here, it’s best to make sure you’re not the star player in a harem. あぶないはしをわたる～ 終電は 何時ですか。

Description: With this shirt, you can answer someone in the negative and teach hiragana at the same time!

Description: Japanese text translates roughly to tea tiger, which is what orange tabby cats are referred to in Japan.

Description: This mahematical design shows the Fibonacci spiral and the word "Fibonacci" written in Japanese hiragana characters. If you are a Math otaku, you will love this. If you have a mathematician or mathematics enthusiast in your life, buy it as a gift for them because math is the purest form of truth.

Description: Yellow Text of common Japanese phrase "Arigatou" meaning 'Thank You'. The text is in hiragana (Japanese phonetic alphabet) in yellow as it contrasts very well with multiple color options.

Description: Give some love to iconic Japanese monster with our cute Godzilla T-shirt. Multicolor print including blue Godzilla/kaiju graphics, Japanese words and English title “KING OF THE MONSTERS. TOKYO – JAPAN”. Perfect gift for enthusiasts of classic monster horrors, prehistoric beasts and Japanese culture. Ideal for everyday use and special occasions – fan conventions, theme parties or… Netflix session with monster movies. Godzilla (Gojira) stands as a most popular Japanese monster. Symbol of power, destruction and fate or an unexpected source of help – depending on monster’s attitude. Also a highly popular pop icon, especially loved by enthusiasts of big screen and big monsters.

Description: Heavy Metal guitar goddess, Midori, inside hiragana lettering spelling of her name.

Description: Heavy Metal guitar great, Miyako, inside hiragana lettering spelling of her name.

Description: Heavy Metal drummer, Haruna, inside hiragana lettering spelling of her name.

Description: Heavy Metal singer art, Asami, inside her name in hiragana.

Description: Hazuki with her name in turquoise hiragana lettering to match her signature guitar is now a part of the Women Who Rock art series by the team at STENCIL MENACE.

Description: One of the great Rhythm guitarists of the modern era, Miku, in red Hiragana deserves her place in the Women Who Rock series by Stencil Menace artist, Sally Strange.

Description: One of the great Rock guitarists of the modern era, Kanami in green Hiragana holds a special place in the Women Who Rock series by Stencil Menace artist, Sally Strange.

Description: Heavy Metal singer, Asami, inside hiragana lettering spelling of her name.

Description: The tape ribbon unspools into hiragana and katakana — a Tokyo 90s nostalgia trip in neon pink and cyan. For the Japanese learner who memorized an anime OST before they could say konnichiwa.

Description: Real Suzuki Japanese motorcycle lettering.

Description: Real Kawasaki Japanese motorcycle lettering.

Description: Headphones on, hiragana floating, cherry blossoms falling — full Japanese study mode activated. This kawaii lofi design is for the Japanese learner whose study sessions are basically an anime opening sequence.

Description: Sumimasen "すみません" (Excuse me) in Japanese Hiragana Black すみません - くろ

Description: Nemophila Heavy Metal Hiragana members' names

Description: English indie act Inspiral Carpets, part of the late-1980s/early-1990s Madchester movement, known for using organs and distorted guitars with influences from psychedelic rock.

Description: one piece in japanese

Description: One of the great modern day rock bass players, Misa, with her name in bass yellow Hiragana fits nicely in the Women Who Rock series by Stencil Menace artist, Sally Strange.

Description: Hiragana: ON. Katakana: ON. Kanji: ON. Keigo: ON. This retro synthwave toggle panel is for the Japanese learner who has activated every language mode simultaneously — and is thriving.

Description: Unlike his protagonist opposite Superman, Lex Luthor has no superpower but he is intelligent, very rich, and into action through politic. The upper hiragana letters read 'PRESIDENT LUTHOR', while the lower ones 'THE MAN OF TOMORROW'.

Description: Print with a Samurai in mech / robo version and japanese writing meaning "bushido" (both in kanji and katakana). Perfect gift for otaku, anime lover, people hat like mech / robots and japan enthusiast.

Description: "I Love NY" (I Love New York) advertising tourism campaign in Japanese Hiragana.

Description: One of the great modern day rock drummers, Akane, with her name in yellow Hiragana has been included in the Women Who Rock series by Stencil Menace artist, Sally Strange.

Description: Japanese Kickboxer, Mona Kimura, with her name in hiragana lettering.

Description: He studies hard!

Description: Murata Tamu with her name in blue hiragana lettering is a special part of the Women Who Rock art series by the team at STENCIL MENACE.

Description: Joy Division's iconic artwork from the album Unknown Pleasures, but in different touch. The upper hiragana text reads 'Joy Division', and the lower one 'Unknown Pleasures'.

Description: Krypto the Superdog, a superhero dog commonly in association with the character Superman. In most continuities, Krypto is Superman's pet dog. The hiragana letters on the upper side reads "KRYPTO", while the lower one "THE SUPERDOG".